Opium-Smoking Chinese Porcelain Figures from Qing Dynasty
Two Chinese porcelain figures, Qing Dynasty, the two reclining figures smoking opium, holding a pipe in one hand and resting their heads in the other, one retains Christie's label (2), height 8 cm width 19 cm; height 8 cm width 17.5 cm. Provenance:…
Chinese opium pipes, silver finished ornaments, amber bead and silver finish necklace, bamboo document holder, silver finished scholar's rests, boat ornament, 19th and 20th century, the bamboo and silver pipe 50 cm long
Opium Flask with Silver Parrot Surmounts
A north West Indian opium water flask 'Chuski' 18th/Early 19th century, the reeded compressed globular body on a flared foot in the form of leaves resting on a ring, with delicate 'S' shaped spout, with a screw in cap of foliate form, the spout, handle…
Cloisonne and Ivory Opium Pipe with Vase Decoration
A Chinese cloisonne and ivory mounted opium pipe decorated with various vases. Length 59 cm.
Chinese Opium Pipe with Dragon and Enamel Decoration
Unusual Chinese opium pipe, probably late Qing/20th century, with later Japanese bowl, of cylindrical form, decorated with raised five claw dragons disputing a flaming Royal pearl amongst cloud scrolls, in tones of yellow, green, puce and blue, the ends…
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